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Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
Someone is up to something. A conspiracy is afoot. Meanwhile, something, or someone, wants to communicate with Jara. from beyond a vast, pitch black darkness.
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
ARCHIVE NOTE: No corresponding log entry was found. Source unknown
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
Total solitude. Quiet submarines. Stillness onboard MS Svalbard. Bizzare letters from an author. Is this the calm before the storm?
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
The facility is locked down. Someone has been doing Jarans work. The iron comet is still outside, and Joshua has news from the outside world.
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
An sighting from the submarine, movement in the skies, a fine tuned ukulele, and Karl The Crab.
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
A robotic cycle ends, and a meeting takes place.
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
Jaran ventures out in the blizzard to see and old, fused friend about a comet. Someone is heard singing in the murderous winds, and back at the facility someone finally wants to meet.
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
A letter arrives, delivered by no one, written by a hand from another century. The overseer has made contact. And can the telescope be trusted?
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
A comet appears where no comet should. And after the longest night of Jaran’s shift, someone finally speaks into the radio while he’s away.
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
In the afterglow of the first Solar Flare Radiation Celebration, Jaran joins Joshua for a camping trip to the edge of the ice — and learns what the frozen things out there might be, and what waits by the facility door.
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
From the publisher's feed
Cold Shift is a cozy cosmic horror audio drama told through the recordings of Jaran, the rather optimistic facility manager at the Deep Earth Anomaly Department, a remote research station…
Life at the facility is good. The coffee is warm, the company is pleasant, and there’s always something interesting going on.
People disappear. Strange entities wander the corridors. Doors lead to places they shouldn’t. And the more Jaran tries to make sense of his surroundings, the less sense anything seems to make.
What was the facility originally built to study? What lies behind its many peculiarities? And how much does Jaran really know about the place he calls home?
After all, every workplace has its challenges.
Stay warm.